Cure by Cuticura Seemed Like Magic for Eczema
A letter from Mrs. T. W. Hyde of Brentwood Essex claims Cuticura cured her daughter Adelaide’s severe eczema after four months of spreading symptoms, hair loss, and sleep loss. She praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, stating nearly complete recovery within three-quarters of the ointment.
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Lefer
Adelaide
T. W. Hyde
Ongar Place
Brentwood
Essex
England
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
High Financier Martin Jacoby Faces Court Charge
Financial circles tremble as a judge orders Martin Jacoby head of the Jacoby mercantile house to stand trial for alleged fund misappropriation. The vast cotton buyer, said to hold a market corner, reportedly suffered multi million dollar losses after speculations tied to the October panic.
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City of Mexico
Martin Jacoby
Mercamatile House of Jacoby
Finituciers
House of Jacoby
Republic
Society at the Convention in Chicago May Week
Prominent society figures in Chicago expect to attend the national convention in large numbers. Women’s clubs plan events on Row or Close to welcome the visitors and showcase polite society during the political gathering.
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Chicago
Rowiltle Seule
Growth in Country Newspapers Reaches Two Hundred
A report notes a rapid rise in publishing, stating the number of newspapers in the country has grown to 200 in the last decade. The trend reflects expanding press activity and public interest.
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Aotévicence of
Root Seen as Likely Next Chief Justice if Taft Wins
Washington May 28 A cabinet member predicts if Taft becomes president Elihu Root will be named chief justice of the Supreme Court. Fuller turns 71 next month and plans retirement after a Republican victory, while a Democratic win could delay. Root's legal stature and Treasury of connections make him the favored successor.
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Henry St. Lambie
Washington
Michu Root
United States Supreme Bench
Taft
Root
Supreme Court
Filler
Supreme Bench
Roosevelt
Fuller
Cleveland
Bryan
Elihu Root
John Jay
New York
John Rutledge
South Carolina
Oliver Elsworth
Connecticut
John Marshall
Virginia
Roger B. Taney
Maryland
Salmon P. Chase
Ohio
Morrison R. Waite
Melville W. Fuller
Illinois
United States Supreme Court
British Supreme Court of Judicature
Mr. Root
Min Root
Hoot
Tut
White House
Foot
Paft
Virtue of Foley's Kidney Cure Cited by Willimantic Man
More News from New England states recounts Alvin Stimpson of Willimantic Connecticut who nearly gave up after many failed remedies before trying Koley's Kidney Cure. He credits four bottles with a complete recovery and relief from acute kidney trouble. Also mentioned are H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkanoz.
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Foley
Alvin LH. Stimpson
Willimantic
Conn
Koley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkanoz
Personal Record of Visitors in Freeport
Don Davis of Pinckneyville Tennessee and Trvin Kippinger of Lena spent the day in Freeport. Elias Heckman of Orangeville and Prof. H. C. Allman of Roscoe also were in Freeport. Others include Co. BK. White of Madison, W. F E. Bowker of Lena, J. D. Simplot of Dubuque, Mrs. Harvey Prassler of Orangeville, Mrs. Irving Bahler of Dodgeville, Leon A. Reed of Oregon Illinois, Mrs. McCloud of Bloomington visiting H. DeMoore, and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Wernl of LeMars Iowa.
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Trvin Kippinger
Lena
Freeport
Alloyd Lanker
Orangeville
Elias Heckman
Dubuque
Harvey Prassler
Irving Bahler
Dodgeville
Leon A. Reed
Oregon
Straw Hat Styles Preview for Summer
Local hat dealers anticipate a spring surge as weather dictates the debut of straw and Panama hats for men. Styles favor smaller brims and crowns with soft brim options, some with railing edges. Prices range from 20 cents to 5 dollars, Panamas from 7 dollars up, wholesale costs cited for quill versions.
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Panama
Decoration Day Exercises Planned at Orangeville Lawn
The Orangeville Courier reports Decoration Day activities set for 1 30 p m on the lawns of Wm Taft and Dr Daly. The program features the Orangeville band songs by male quartets a prayer by Chaplain R W Van Al styne Lincoln s Gettysburg address by G I Cadwell Columbian Medley and a procession to the cemetery with G A R services and graves decorated before returning to the hall to disband.
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Orangeville
Wm. Taft
Dr. Daly
R. W. van Alstyne
Cadwell
Illinois
Hugh IL. Moore
Freeport
Long
John Musserpont
G. A. BR
Disjointed Notes Report Fire Bond Vote in City
Amid scattered fragments a city council approves 600000 bonds to install fire escapes on public buildings. In Russia’s Ekaterinostiv district twenty suspects convicted for recent unrest are executed by hanging.
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St. Dloseph Modais
Selmol
Ekaterinostiv
Russia
Solons at work as referendum clause added to bonds
Springfield May 23 Opposition to revenue bills for Chicago bonds up to 16 million dollars fades as House takes up unfinished business. Amendments from Mayor Busse win support. referendum on issuing bonds placed before people. Senate adjourns after Privilege issue. budget bills pass for Jewish fire probe costs and secretary of state expenses.
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Springfield
Chicago
House of Representatives
Busse
Shurtlett
House
Revenue Committee
MecCourty
Dem
Cook County
Vie House
Senate
Shurtleff
House Io
Board of Control
Jewish Fire Investigation Committee
STOCO
Secretary of State
Mandamus order desegregates Alton school access
The Illinois supreme court issued a writ of mandamus against Alton city officials to permit Ambrose and Minnie Bibb, Negro children, to attend the same public school as white pupils. The lawsuit began twelve years ago, led by Scott Tubb, and the Bibbs now seek entry to high school.
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Alton
Til
Iling
Preme Court
Armbrose
Minnie Bibb
Scott Tubb
Ambrose
Minnie
Levee Breach Floods Farm Land For 6000 Acres Near Hiavana
Springfield Ill May 88 A levee four miles west of Hiavana on the TI Shiois river broke flooding six thousand acres of farming land with four feet of water. Twenty five families fled their homes as property loss mounted. At Naples mayor’s request and telegraph reports of Illinois river overflow Governor Tereneen ordered thirty five army tents sent to Naples.
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Springfield
Hiavana
Naples
Illinois
Tereneen
Snell Trial Hearings Open with Judge Testimony
In Clinton on May 23 the Snell trial heard its first witness Judge Bred Tall who recounted instances showing Snell’s violent conduct and remarks suggesting insanity. The testimony described his actions as extreme and profane, highlighting the defendant’s unstable state.
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Snell
Clinton
Bred Tall
Rockford druggists barred from selling intoxicants
May 23 Rockford TL reports owners of drug stores ordered to stop sale of intoxicating liquors, prescription or otherwise, in response to the recent opium law and the inability of the company to provide a remedy. The measure reflects new enforcement of temperance and narcotics regulations impacting local chemists.
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Rockford
Springfield ordinance on Hyuots sale enforced
Memorial Day decoration calls issued by Governor Venevon for May 30. Death of Clarence R. Paw editor of the Illinois State Journal found in his room by a valet. Methodist conference ballot actions amid whispers of a divorce rumor affecting Rev. Charles T. Goodell. Reports from Kansas City and Oklahoma City on church activities and evangelism themes at regional assemblies.
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Springfield
Venevon
Clarence BR. Pant
Clarence R. Paw
The
Flinois State Journal
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Charles T. Goodell
Morehan
Pittsburg
Mary
Methodist Protestant General Conference
Oklahoma City
Okhio
Traskell
Tame Mission Society
Northern Baptist Convention
Kansas City
United States
Arbitration hopes falter in Cleveland street car dispute
In Cleveland on May 28 the arbitration board faltered after George W Shortliffe declined. The company and union seek a third member as talks hinge on whether strikers return to old jobs. DuPont insists workers revert as new employees unless waivers are made. The matter may be resolved by the board or the workers themselves, with a decision pending.
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Cleveland
Compiuny
Union
George W W. Shurthie
Shortliff
DuPont
Arbitration Board
Wmtten
fDaPout
Ile
Frank
Milwaukee
L. Frank & Son Company
Band of masked men terrorizes Morgantown residents
In Morgantown Kentucky on May 25 a group of masked assailants visited the home of widow Heynes at Thorse Mill, abducted and whipped her, then went to Crit Jonson’s house where they dragged him from bed and whipped him in the yard.
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Morgantown
Heynes
Tlorse Mill
Crit Jonson
Trial delays verdict on cheese or wifles in fame flood
San Francisco May 23 jury after five hours deliberation finds the steamer Limipire carried cheese not wifles to Central American revolutionists in May. Larry J Pratt and Captain No W Shero unrelatedly cleared of conspiracy against neutrality laws. Paris reports U S car in New York to Pacific race has departed Vladivostok. Military governor general orders driver to hold papers for Cossacks and village authorities.
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San Francisco
United States District Court
Limipire
Central America
Tlarry J. Prart
No W. Stheroth
United States
Thas
Paris
Vladivostok
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Calla
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Final Court Act
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